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Iq- Irlday, December lat MARCH I1 to APRIL 20 (Aries) -Befom D A.M., benefic Moon- flun rays favor advertising, pro- motional interests. dealing with persons in positions of authority). Balancc- of day warns BEND-St rack essneis and new. unknown ventures. You born after April 3:

Patience, diplcmacy important.

APRIL 21 to MAY 20 ('I‘aurus)-- Earn! part of day advises attention to essential duties, minor deta la. correspondence. Not s: ausp cious a period for expanuon 1r vast ex- penditures. Altar 9 P.M., partic-

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hip lse. M mother d_id :l‘lgll'litll. ‘Si; foun that Punt}: Flour was an sll- sa flquP-l fact that people w o ve tried if» know vary vlvell now. Myd nalother t ht me on! . l" P” lgillriity Flour iorfi my baking.

Just», you try it next. time. Hares ‘a couple of good recipes: QUICK ROLLS : - a hlalpooulb tier t'.i..°.“.'I.'.i.".'5.'i.'i.P°“'1 :1. cur-cushy; m“, w_ l: one I - teaspoon salt rrulk added in l “u; uaspooba btillll l" 1 WP l powder u, l hfETHOD-dilt B ur wi bnkjng pc_wder._ Gout in b ! moisten with milk and I on floured bcardxrygau-h ...‘.':..P"v'2.'i .73.. "is m. in m ovm a 460 degrees for 15 minutes.

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MAY 2i to JUNE 21 (Gemini)- Ybu are among the few highly favcrad today, friend Gsmin‘, and we hope you will make the m1! of your talents and opp rtunites! Especially responsive to smart ad- vartisngand clever stunts, both for buzinezs and social purposfs. Be persistent. but sensibly s9.

JUNE 22 to JULY 23 (Cancer) -.If you start the day cheerfwly and don't n"rt'c= the shortcomings of others, you'll be able to get good work dine. There are ind‘catl ns of irritating influsnces bw your innate sense of humtr should en- able you to see only the ro.=y side.

JULY 24 to AUGUST 22 (Leo) It's up to you. Lveolbe. f'r the day gets off to a splendid start with excePeni- Mien-Fun vibrations. One sdmonmoni Be careful it en- gaged in shipping, handling drugs, liquids. Otherwise, you can sch eve on a worth while scale. Romance, 6- esticlty gpcnscred.

AUGUST 23 to SEPTEMBER 2'! (Virgo) — Monetary gains in man- ufacturing. designing and selling weanng apparel. toiletries. per- fumes. decorative artides: in stage, screen, radio pr-duciion and act.- ing. A friendly Friday if you tryl

SEPTENIIBER. 24 to OCTOBER. 23 (Him) - Modorati-n cirruld be your cogan. And don't worry

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if you can't aoccmpliah in a g way. You born after Oct. ‘l; Ba sure to be agreeable to suggestion! fcr your own good. Private affain. domesticity, entertainment more favored than heavier aot-ivltka,

OCTOBER. 24 to NOVHlBER 32 (Scorpio) - Mildly atumuiating and friendly especially for hubb es, writing. sketching. painting and secretarial work. Born before Nov. l0? Ianotional control particularly important.

NOVEMBER 28 to DDCIZMBER. 22 (Sagittarius) -- If convenient, attend mostly to personal items, home affairs. flushing incomplet- ed runners in office, store or fec- tory. Rays nct as bsnefic fcr new ventures or manufacturing.

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DECEMBER 28 to JANUARY 2i (Capricorn) - Business interests take precedence over more person- al issues for you born before Jan. 6. and heart and home problems are the fawred for you born after Jan. 5. Be ccnsstehtl

JANUARY 22 to FEBRUARY 20 (Aquarius) — Stars advise meticul- ous care in all important maoters, especially in making and keep ng promles and appointments. Desi with wisely and safeguard your interests.

FEBRUARY 21 to MARCH 20 (Pisces) —- Some petty annoyances in business; milvflderfiblndlllil! probable in personal affairs. B: willing to ccoperate for the gen- eral good. You'll gain more if you'll overlook, others’ failings and help to maintain harmony. Bless- ingsl

A CHILD BORN ON THIS DAY possesses a fine charactnr, sym- pathetic and kind nature. If its

lbegin to turn gray a woman has

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Prepare Now For The Time When You Are Just Another Middle-ABM Wilma" - BY Investing Now in Your Personality Social Insurance

mtssazomuimlsvunowwmw the when u 35$ $13. and 40. You won't aiw s have the w” 01 w u now. You won't always 701ml Ind 1'1"“ ' m“ y“ "22? retry You won't uwm bl my nod vlvldm and e his ox the party. You won't always be a crack swimmer or a, tennis m: or s. gel! chemilum-

' um. will be ust - ..u&du...'ib tfidblokl‘. to med up m‘ “mum” "°.'..°'Li.“’.i..'.§“° as ‘ill-lid iii e ' enchantmont ' u. ‘ ind "so ur yegrlulygllsugpyfi thro e rema er o Y0 ‘oavaugrkwided yourself with a oruwn W lam 9n-

Diaabuae your mind of the idea that you will always be a perfect "36" and that you can buy "19 elixir of perpetual youth in a beauty moo. am 1M the fact that. every Swing must have its endrni and begin al/ockinl your shelves with s. lot of mu and Winter attrac- lions.

Girls. when

, with to m and toenail w whatever good ucvfiili glivynslet $3.1 glared dutyoof every WWW-n W 5° l“ "d? “n rhe eyes as possible. so watch your scales and cut out the whipllflwwl: and the mayonnaise when your friends belin to tell you how Ill! Y0‘ are getting to look like Aunt Fanny, who took the fat woman: Pr!" l the country fair.

And make a religious rite of buying your clothes. Consider Pfiyarfuliy what. colors compliment you and what lines swear at you. It docant make much difference what sweet l6 is adorable in any- thing from shorts to a meal sack. But. clothes make the woman alter she 40. and whether we regard her n... beautiful or a figure of fun de- pends on her hat and gown. ror thank. be to a merciful kIOVXCIGIkC none of us distinguish between a woman and her clothes.

Make yourself interesting. A young girl can lat b lied suflpalv c! intelligence. As long a5 the outside of ing to k at we don't inquire what is inside. but when the to have some gray matter gin to keen us hanging around her.

So as soon as you are married and Junior arrives don't retire from the world. Don't give up your ilxends and your music and your hobbies. mead books besides the dimly Book and talk about things besides food ..0rmula.s for infants. Keep going. Belong to clubs. Keep yourself

‘ on what's going on in the world. Read books, pa rs. magna- nes. Go places and see things. Bo will you hold not o _v your hus- band but your public. The woman who keeps everybody fascinated and amused with her talk is ageless. some of het moat soumht-after dinner guests I know are- women m their 70s.

Cultivate grsciousne.s. Did you

woman we always preface our critic of her by ca lina her old --"What. that old hagl What, that

with a very lim- er head is pleas- lden curls

her nog-

ver notice at when we dislike a

originality and genial disposition are not thwarted or crushed, it shou'd develop into a spkudid man or woman. s credit to family and} country. Let this child have all the religious benefits possible. It will thrive best,

under them.

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Any results‘! _ "John-Yea. I've lot 9° t" "P, pecking. g .. m?

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Star lay on the top deck, the sun warm on her back, to think the through. Tomorrow me would

answer. she slain h - ed so clear and uncomplicated when aha came aboard. Just take a , aha had told herself Make "U la"

Ezra/s son realize ‘chat he had been arpeflect cad-store up a few mem- o es and then return to the library at Milford. lthadbeengoeasylnplafkBut

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Stunning Evening Bag You Can Quickly Weave

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Make from Sautache Braid This handsome evening bag you can weave in a jiffy-on a horne- made cardboard "loom"!

Lovely loutache braid is your "

material and for a good EVEHHII color choose soft gold or glean)- ing white. Tweniy yards make a pur about 5 inches square.

I‘ step is to cut from thick cardboard a fl/i-inch square. Along one edge, the top of your loom. stick l0 pins.

To form the warp. wind braid around first pin and down to boi- tom of loom, then u the back and around the first bn again. Con- tinue this way until braid is wound twice around every pin.

To weave. thread braid through tapestry needle, go over and under each warp thread as diagram shows, continuln all the way around loom. Add a sat n lining. a zipper and you have a lovely purse! 1

As easily you can weave pret things for our home. too. Make colorful pil ow tops, rag rugs on boo I. weave a sawing basket with an ca-oraam zarion for n loom.

Find com lete directions, dla-l‘

ama for t ela and many more toms in our SZ-paga booklet. Learn bow make on simple looms scarves, afghans. belts. dollies, piece mats, coasters — other loveliel for lifts. borne and personal use.

Ben-d 30o in csirs for your copy of How To Weave Useful Novelties to The Guardian Home Service. 3c aura to write plainly your Name, Addnal, and the Nuns of booklet.

Ill’!!! Addfflll

ALL 1s BRIGHT

By ELEANOR BROWNE

Author of "This Time Forever", “Diane Looks at Life," “Highway

To Romance." - A Christmas Cruise With Romance In The

Wind . .. Ghosts o! Pirates! Everybody Adventure Bent — And One Girl Finds The Golden Treasure — LOVE.

did not want to go back to Milford. She was no longer the same person. The girl who had been content with g cool-less existence had been re- .“"°“ ..'8“‘.§°i'.°1...‘;"2.‘1u"”°" “i? e co c ga o - the dusty covers of library‘ And she need not go back! ‘Ilh way out. had been opened for her with Barton Underwood's program. And he was nice, too. But was e in love witihoher? stir: nupected he was no . course was no young romanticist. Withmit doubt his interest had been aroused by watch- ing her with 5 . That, set against the romantic backsround 0f the cruise. had made him propose. tar turn-

e sun th a. handker- It might be enough i1 she

were in love with him. But aha wasn't. Was she in love with some- one else?

had taken her quite a while, star reflected grimly, to realize the

11.111 meaning o1 her interest in scent.

Star sat up, aware that she had had plenty of sun. Her skin was a1- ready a golden tan that made her eyes look bluer than ever. Even her hair was tipped Wild} gold where me sun hao reached the upurned ends. She made her way to nor caoin.

Wim a. gesture of greeting to Gloria. Star stepped into the path. room for p shower. she hid prom- ised Barton she would meet him on cock for tea. There was still time Lo lie down and talk to Gloria, for a while. And u-loria, it seemed want- ed to talk to her. Probably she was worried about Kent. Well, nemat- ig- what lfint Glen-i? elrlcxpgactied

marry m. er own ea or him would be smothered. But there was pleasure in even hear- m his name.

loria watched the bathroom door. Her eyes wera) Qtleeflming with

anger. She ll Star what she thought of her tactics-pretend- ing to be i (eras cabin

n ted er mate's love affair with Kent-and (hen encouraging him herself! Gloria did not believe man would become infer

man would prefer another girl to erself. "Get a, sunburn?" Gloria had

a. momen of envy as she looked al- the radiant sun-tanned girl before

be more brilliant,

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old catl"—but we never think of applying that epithet to a woman we love.

If you will acquire the art of meeting people if you will remember to say some little kindly th their arthritis, or congratula come to them: if ou will you. then you mig t be as old as the Witch of En {at-dried prune and nobody would ever notice it. or

with friendly oordialiiy; lng to thenélthto a-Sk after

as care it they did notice

And make friends.

Bi d l . You w n ageléililnyopeope to you as you possibly can

act ollld aging not able to gad . as away from you. Then you will be lonely and desolate enough 1f vou have no friends to come and sit wiih you. and if there is nobody to whom "Don't you remember?"

Friendship isn't somethi that i k h 01d and happen to need it. It is Lzmethlnzottlliifgn p hcvgnwwbvefieytig 53b h

years of symu tn d d tandi ' 1 comes u... s. .1.:"...."r. as .. 00:51am m“ “M” "v were =

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Dear Miss DlX-COU](‘1 s. woman be happy with a huabgnd whose .‘;€‘..':i$.ii.“§§§.'i:'.i2°§.'2“i.°.£i“‘ when“ l" = °“:y%..s...°“..":%."' v Ansvirreri‘

e man w izr i we“ to marry than: 1?: %sl.nhzuad some oecgllgroillfihfi madaohim

differ ni; f th d, I would‘? notrgxrbafiaglgwhm Df-lflglsfllgl Sggpyevéixymervtal and moral virtues

In fact. l-t does with most ing men who are Ward.

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Cflvplad or blind or deaf, and m.

living iuppny c?" urol-

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eir marriage. -— DIX. “I'm not to any 3' 1'1 W“ for ‘guy Brglotgazzome ¢o§h‘f1u?¢1°'§.fii'§° ‘Li’? lvloy on what she expected to be "'1here's'not.hing to m1 Keno;

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5" e1‘ "865. ‘But Kent Barrett g 1n “Q45 m m“ m

would never be t.rue_¢ven to him. t t h e “W” if‘ii.§§iy;t.°.l.“.iiia.f'isi..il°.lii‘f Q1113" .23 ove , . '

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- New Fall Fashions

And Winter Styles

of bitter-

EWTY One likes pretty under. “T1985. ind ycu Wlli l'k9 mjkfng them. Dainy stitches on lovely pink or blue lingsrie silk, tzzmmes WW1 "Why laoe.—as welcome a 8W6 as you could give. Ribbzm Ind 01 another day 9n- hanoo a modern slip. The waistline is perfect under the wasp-wais ed frocks of the season. as 1; 9,119 wldg flared skirt. Flor those of your friends who like failcred lingerie, this same we‘l cut style can be made without the lace, but fr dress up it is nice to have a frilly slip. we.

Style N o 3025 is designed {or

36 requires 2 5-8 yards of 39-inch material: l 3-4 yards of lacs for lower edge; l 1-2 yards for cami- scle top.

lens fifteen (m) (coin is pre-

her. "I'd like to take a sun ba fercdl for pattern. Write plainly 900-" 5319 511d Pfwvwhll’. "b1" I 1"" your Name. Address and style Mgfa-r rum“ er w,“ "be m, number Be sure u. state m» size , _ q vou wish lbagddlzwgellzlzlttrlul ‘Full-bygone. style ND- 3M5 m" “no "v "-- But I have th r nod out, now—-wlth m cl , 1 mean. Really. ————-—~—~—--—- star added yly, "re like io talk "m" r . avid f her " managedna otbeéiggable u . "I-—I 9"" Addrm 's a Ken .

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"He's been will-h _ practically In his "History of Plymouth {ma} whole f-rIJ." Gofll Iilfl P99- Pianiaticn," Governor Bradford

ty. “dust to make ma jealous, I I .

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at the swimminmpool in

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described an infestation of 1'1- year locusts, called them a "Ere-at scm of flies, like (for bignes) to wasps or bumble-bees. wh'ch came cut of holes in the ground and made such a constants yelling ncyes. as made all Vne

THE COOK'S CORNER

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Banana Walnut Bread l cup sugar 1-2 cup butter 3 ‘Oil l 1-2 cups mashed bananas

2 1-2 cups flour

1 teaspoon soda

1-2 teaspoon salt

3-4 cup chopped walnuts Method: Cream the sugar andthe .uticr very thoroughly. Add the inbeaian eggs and but hard. Mash no bananas through a sieve and measure l 1-2 cups, and be sure mat you use wall ripened bananas. Add these’ to the bitter and sugar mixture.

Sift the flour, measure and sift again wim the soda. and salt. Add to the first part with the chopped nuts. The bananas and the eggs should provide enough mciaturew make this a medium stiff batter, but some flours seem to absorb more liquid than do others. so, if necessary, add a very liix-le milk. and sour milk is best. But it w:n‘t take more than 1-4 cup at the m-.st and it realty shouldn't need any.

Turn this into a well-glossed loaf pan and bake in a moderate. 375 deg. I". oven for just about l

1 hour, until the loaf is well raised

and nicely brcwned. 'I‘his is even better the second da - and should not be sliced un-til it is perfectly 001d.